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The Details
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- 3 Bed HMO
- Investment property
- Let agreed until Summer 2022
- £21,840 gross rental per annum
- 5.7% yield
- Initial leasehold agreement of 125 years
- Ground rent £50 pa
- Maintenance charge is 2/5th contribution
- £800 pa sinking fund contribution
- later option to buy share of freehold
Buy-to-Let | HMO | Popular Student Location |
Spacious 3 bedroom, Victorian maisonette, split over the ground and lower ground floors, just 500m from the palace pier! The property comprises a large living space and separate kitchen, three large bedrooms, and benefits from a full bathroom, as well as a second WC. All this and being located in desirable Kemptown, gives the property fantastic rental potential, having been consistently been let on student AST for years. There is also a small rear patio garden to enjoy the seaside air!
The property is currently let on a fixed term student AST until summer 2021, with a new tenancy already agreed to begin straight afterwards, giving a consistent occupancy until Summer 2022. With a gross rental income of £21,840, the property gives a yield of 5.7% against the asking price.
Offered initially as a leasehold on a 125 year term, with a ground rent of £50 per annum, and maintenance charge 2/5th of total costs to the building. There is also a sinking fund contribution of £800 p.a.
With each flat in the building on the market from the same freeholder, on completion of sale of all units, there will become the opportunity to purchase a share of freehold.
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